Sign-up and auth flow validation
Run end-to-end tests for sign-up, magic links, OTP codes, and password recovery paths.
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Test email and SMS journeys end-to-end in CI, detect regressions early, and harden critical auth and customer communication paths.
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Run end-to-end tests for sign-up, magic links, OTP codes, and password recovery paths.
Explore E2E testingFind broken links, unsupported markup, and layout issues before marketing sends.
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Test user sign-up, transactional email, OTP codes and 2FA.
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Generate time-based one-time passwords using programmable MFA test devices.
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Detect email errors and preview emails in your browser. Test email formatting, links, and attachments.
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Schedule domain‑wide DMARC, SPF, DKIM and BIMI health checks and inbox‑level message analysis to stop deliverability regressions before they hurt your brand.
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Control unlimited Google email accounts from code, tests, and AI automations. Leverage powerful SDKs, webhooks, forwarding, and monitoring tools.
Open product pageVerify sign-up, password reset, OTP, and magic-link flows.
Test 2FA behavior with programmable virtual authenticators.
Catch broken layouts, CSS, and link issues pre-deployment.
Detect DMARC/SPF/DKIM regressions before customer impact.
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Build inbox-first email workflows for sign-up, notifications, parsing, and deliverability.
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Connect real numbers and SMS APIs for OTP, account verification, and messaging operations.
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Route and transform inbound messages with webhooks, forwarding rules, and AI extraction.
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Yes. MailSlurp supports deterministic waits and programmable auth artifacts so OTP and MFA paths can be tested reliably in automation.
Yes. Engineering teams validate auth and transaction paths while campaign teams use rendering and deliverability checks.
Use isolated inboxes and numbers per run, then apply wait-for and extraction helpers to assert links and codes deterministically.
Start with sign-up, login, password reset, and high-volume notification flows since these are highest risk for customer impact.